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Wise Traditions

97: Hello tallow

Wise Traditions

Weston A. Price Foundation

Alternative Health, Health & Fitness

4.72.4K Ratings

🗓️ 25 September 2017

⏱️ 29 minutes

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Summary

In today's society, a lot of effort is being invested into skin care and beauty products. There are plenty of modern treatments and products touted as able to reduce wrinkles, remove callouses, heal psoriasis and achieve overall healthy and glowing skin, yet they don't really seem to work for more than a couple of hours after application. And upon closer inspection, we realize that over-the-counter creams and such include toxins and chemicals that do us more harm than good. It's time to take a look at what traditional people do! Hello, tallow!

Andrew J. Gardner is a WAPF-member who discusses how his eyes were opened to the benefits of traditional animal fats for skin care. His story led to growing excitement and such interest in the topic that he established a company to offer these products to the public, Vintage Tradition.

Andrew explains in today's interview how animal oils and our skin cells have the same cell structure, which makes them ideal for healing and nourishing our skin, and a step up from what plant-based oils can do for us. They have many fantastic characteristics including anti-microbial, anti-inflammatory and even anti-cancer properties. You will certainly be motivated by this discussion to pursue more natural skin care products, to the point that you may even begin making your own! 

To learn more about Andrew's product lines, visit VintageTradition.com

For highlights from this episode, including resources mentioned in the discussion, visit westonaprice.org.

Transcript

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The effectiveness is amazing. The bottom line is it gives your skin what it needs to heal itself.

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So the other skin care products out there, the plant-based skin care products, not that all, you know, there are some plant-based things as I mentioned that that are good for the

0:14.2

skin. We're animals we're not plants so nothing can hold a candle to animal-based

0:19.7

skincare and the top of that pyramid is tallow.

0:27.0

Welcome to the Wives Traditions podcast sponsored by the Westin A Price Foundation for

0:35.4

Wise Traditions and Food Farming and the Healing Arts. We are your source for

0:40.1

scientific knowledge and traditional wisdom to help you achieve optimal health. host Tola Labrada Gore. This is episode 97 and my guest is Andrew Gardner.

0:55.0

Andrew is an accidental expert on skincare. You'll hear the story of how he fell

1:00.4

into this and why he launched the vintage tradition company.

1:04.8

More importantly, you'll learn the how and why behind the benefits of animal fats which heal

1:08.9

and nourish our skin.

1:11.0

Over-the-counter beauty products are filled with all kinds of problematic and toxic

1:15.3

ingredients. Andra explains how tallow is naturally beneficial for our skin and

1:20.3

bodies.

1:21.3

Tallow can help with eczema problems, rashes, psoriasis, and more.

1:25.8

It has antimicrobial and anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties as well.

1:32.1

Before we dive into the conversation, we want to invite you to be a part of something special.

1:35.8

The first is a chance to give the show your feedback.

1:38.6

What do you think of wise traditions?

1:40.2

What do you love?

1:41.3

What could we improve? What topics do you want to hear in the future?

1:44.4

Just go to our website westinaprise.org and look for the podcast survey button on the

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